Young Violinist James Vandersall to Give Recital
James Y. Vandersall age 15 of Waterlog and Cedar Rapids trained at Coe College under Joseph Kitchens and Herbert Butler. He earned a scholarship at the American Conservatory of Music and won the Geld medal this year. His program includes works by Ostrowski Kreutzer Mendelssohn and Nevin. Recital is at the Young Women's Christian Association building Wednesday evening under First Evangelical Church Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Y. Vandersall
Waterlog
Rev
H. Vandergall
Garyare
First Evangelical Church
Waterlon
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Joseph Kitchens
Ene American Conservatory of Music
Herbert Butler
Risser Patty
Coe College Conservatory of Music
Piay
Aeas
Chicago
James
la Porte City
Ovlentowski
Botvense Cpuzerd
Schun Resmann
Kreister
Pance
Ceerist
Tiosary
Nevin-Kreister
Mazurka
Mignars
W Y W C A Delegates to Lake Geneva Conference
Miss Mary Herzing and Miss Marie Packard will lead Young Women's Christian Association delegates Tuesday to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for the Central Community conference sessions. Lectures and technical discussions will cover cafeteria service and other association work issues with Marian Hopkins presenting food service topics.
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Mary Herzing
Marie Packard
Young Women's Christian Association
Lake Geneva
Wis
XW. C.A
Gannon Camp
Royal Avill
Marian Hopkins
Guannon Camp
National Board
Teacher En Route to China Honored by Waterloo Friends
Mrs. Arthur Lichtenberger of Cambridge Mass formerly Miss Florence Tate Waterloo on her way to teach at Doane University in Woeehang China was guest of honor at a luncheon by former coworkers at Walter P. Todd Memorial Library in Waterloo Saturday. Attendees included Mrs. J S Balonsetter Miss Golda Asbury Miss Ruth Fressle Miss Jalla Johnson Miss Grave Haswell and Miss Loraine Hallowell. She taught at the Waterloo library for years before moving with her parents to Memphis Tenn where her father Rev. M M Tate was pastor of Christ Episcopal Church.
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Arthur Lichtenberg
Cambridge
Mass
Floreoce Tate
Waterloo
Woeehang
China
Doone University
Wayterian Public Library
Tblwek
Lichtenberger
Mra. J
Balonsetter
Golda Asbury
Ruth Fressle
Silss Jalla Johnson
Grave Haswell
Loraine Hallowell
Lawn City Wedding Sees Miss Bluebell Fink Wed
Miss Bluebell Fink daughter of Mrs Mabel Fink weds Lester West in Cedar Falls at the First Presbyterian Church Rev R D Behlin officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Walter Kreiger. Bride wore brown trepe satin with velvet and satin accessories. They plan to live with Myre after a short honeymoon. The notice also mentions a club picnic at Byrnes park and a postponed Railroad Brotherhood event due to a death.
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Bluebell Fink
Lester West
Lawn City
Divebell Fink
Mabel Fink
Lafayette Streat
Inter West
R. D. Behlin
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Palls
Walter Kreiger
East High School
West
William West
Dysart
Myre
Weat
Church Groups Plan Socials and Picnics
St Joseph Sewing circle hosts a carn party in Raymond hall Wednesday afternoon. St Marys Sewing circle entertains with bridge and supper Tuesday evening at the ssehboot hall. Clover Lent group meets at Mrs George AUS home Wednesday afternoon. Méjel guild picnic at Gedar River park Wednesday evening. members to bring silver and china and food. Husbands or members invited. Nathan Northey returns from Isle Royal fishing trip. E Ranster heads to Minneapolis to play golf for a week.
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St. Joseph
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Ssehboot Hall
First Evangelical Church
George Aus
Méjel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Gedar River Park
Boks
Nathan Northey
Isle Royal
Lake Superior
E. Ranster
Minneapolis
Boif
R. N. Pi¢nice
WNI
Cedar River
Beauty tips and cautions from a health column
A dated guide discusses skin whitening methods using starch paste and cleansing with hot water and soap, plus bleaching with powders and facial routines. It warns about health effects of excess alcohol and caffeine, urging moderation and balanced habits for good appearance and wellbeing.
Young People Married at Greene Home
The marriage of Miss Ola Hickenberry and Homer Lucas took place at the bride’s parents’ home in Greene Iowa with 56 guests. Rev. William Anrother of Waterloo officiated. The bride, a Mt Morris college graduate, taught mathematics at Elizabeth, Illinois. The groom, a Town Bluff College graduate, taught agriculture at the Waukee school. After a short trip they will live in Fort Collins Colorado so he can pursue a master’s degree at Colorado State Agricultural College.
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Evelyn May
Marshalltown
Clifford Lauritson
Waterloo
Abs
Henry May
Cleworth
First Methodist Entiren
Lauritson
Charles J. Lauritson
Dawson Street
Currie Construction Company
Elizabeth, I
Lucas
Town Blate College
Ames
Waukee
Gueas
Lve
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado State Agricultural College
Moline Couple Fly to Visit Waterloo Friends
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Quimby of Moline flew to Waterloo in their Canadian Curtis plane to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Clark at 1608 Lafayette Street. The two-hour ten-minute flight landed in Orange township and they were driven to the city. Quimby, who lived in Waterloo until recently, said the trip was their first long flight in their own plane and they plan longer flights.
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R. T. Quimby
iMoline
Waterloo
George Clark
Lafayette Street
I Moline
Curtis
Gospel Meetings at Fowler Memorial Hall This Week
Rev H S Hester of Oskaloosa conducts old fashioned gospel meetings in Fowler Memorial hall at Chautauqua park this week with services at 7:30 p.m. daily. Music series supervised by Rev J W Peters, featuring Helen Peters and Mrs Hester.
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Church of the Nazarene
H. S. Hester
Oskaloosa
Fowler Memorial Hall
Chautauqua Park
J. W. Peters
Helen Peters
Mr. Hester
Newcomers Recorded by Waterloo Merchants Group
Six residents moved into the city in the past week per Waterloo Retail Merchants association files compiled by secretary Russell I. DeGon. Names and addresses include George Billings 1704 Commerce, P D Dolan 1213 Avalon, BR W Benning 307 Brockwell Arms, Ruth Babcock 421 Park Avenue West, J B Mumma 422 Bayard, C W Mobry 211 Brockwell Arms.
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City
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Russell I. DeGon
George Billings
City in brief updates on regional visits and travel
Local notes list residents and visitors from Waterloo, Chicago, Champaign and Chicago area guests at various homes. The items mention trips to New York, Montana Yellowstone, Peoria and Hammond Indiana, plus a Texas ranch vacation plan and a church reunion near Cres, Iowa.
Sermon at Walnut Street Church Addresses Epigrams and Hope
Rev. R. N. MacDonald preached at Walnut Street Church amid a larger summer audience than expected despite a published notice of no services. He spoke on Remember Jesus Christ and read two documents about future services, highlighting epigrams as powerful national sentiments and stressing Jesus as savior beyond a mere teacher. Frank L. Crofoot sang solo.
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Walnut Street Caplist Church
It. N. MacDonald
Jesus Christ
Mr. MacDonald
Gideon
Socrates
Maine
Spain
Jesus
Frank L. Crofoot
Police seek Lee Dearing for pool hall robbery
Police are seeking 32 year old Lee Dearing a Black man who at 2 pm Sunday allegedly robbed Louis Mathews of 45 dollars at Joe Hopkins pool hall on Fourth Street East. A prowler was reported multiple times overnight with sightings near South Street Locust Street and 21 Locust Street. Police searched the area but found no trace of the suspect.
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Lee Deering
Louis Mathews
Joe Hopkins
Fourth Street
Alam
South Street
Locuel Street
Whierlog Evening Courier Patterns for Fashion Designs
To obtain up-to-date Courier patterns send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 15 cents per pattern. Patterns cover smock, sleeves optional, four sizes, 200 by 36 inch material guidance, mailed for silver art stamps.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Dr Harry M Gage to Preach at Westminster Sunday
Dr Harry Morehouse Gage president of Coe College Cedar Rapids will occupy Westminster Presbyterian church pulpit next Sunday morning. His son Herrick Darling will deliver the sermon. Darling has completed two years at Princeton seminary and serves as supply pastor of a large Presbyterian church in Harrisburg. He visits family this week and reports improved health. Dr Kuhn of Glen Lake Minn preached the final of three Westminster sermons yesterday. Union services for next Sunday evening will be at United Brethren church with Rev A P Blough speaking.
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Harry Morehouse Gage
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Herrick Darling
Darling
Princeton Seminary
Harriscure
Tr. Ie
Philadelphia
Allume
B.T. Kuh
Glen Lake
Minn
Westminster
Fair Weather to Continue Tuesday Forecast
Warm conditions persist with temperatures near current levels. The state weather bureau projects similar mild weather for Tuesday as a recent stretch of sunny days continues. Californians visit: Mr and Mrs Frank Hancock of Long Beach and daughter Vivian stayed with L B Miller at 1207 Murhberry Street.
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State Bureau
Mercury
Frank Hancock
Long Beach
Cal
Vivian
L. B. Miller
Muthberry Street
Fires Prompt Three Alarms with Minimal Damage
Fire department responded to three alarms Saturday with negligible damage. A smoky furnace at First Lutheran church caused the first alarm at 4 18 p m. A streetcar short circuit at Fourth street east caused light wiring damage at 5 03 p m. A rubbish basement blaze at 111 Fifth street east led to a still alarm at 6 30 p m with no damage. No calls Sunday.
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First Lutheran Church
Fourth Street East
Fifth Street East
Scouts 10 Leave on S Day Trophy Tour Aug 24
Arthur F. Jury announces eight Scouts who will tour by auto as a reward for a nine month general Scout chialangy contest. The group includes Walter Myers DonaldIntayson Henry Colttrill James Trow Dean McFarland William Donovan Robert Kenny HenryDeadWolf from troops 8 15 and T. They will camp in Lents cook en route and may visit Chicago or Minnesota. They depart Monday morning Aug 24 and return Aug 29.
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Arthur F. Jury
Boy
Scoul Chialangy
Walter Myers
Donald [Intay
Henry Colttrill
James Trow
Dean McFarland
William Donovan
Robert Kenny
Henry Dea- Wolf
Lents
Middlewest
Oured
Chicago
Lakes of
Minnesota
Scouts Plan Good Turn Tour and Meeting
Eight scouts will meet in the executive office at 7 20 p m Wednesday to discuss a trip and arrange details. The venture aims to perform a notable good turn at a fair. Several leaders were disqualified or unable to attend the trip.
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Jury
Arthur Bunn
Dennis Conn
Agents Sample Near Beer in Des Moines
Federal investigators look into four Des Moines drugstores selling near beer beyond legal limits. Authorities say manufacturers may have shipped first consignments with a 4 percent kick to popularize the new product.
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Des Moines
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Church News
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Moline
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S. G. Stevenson
J. W. Rowntree
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Champaign
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Tanner
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New York
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Montana
Yellowstone Park
Karl Burns
Gillman White
Ilinois
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W. FB. Dodd
Tulsa
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Prospect Hills
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Clayton
Carl
South Bend
Ind
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Rock Isles
Fort Madison
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Armstrong Manufacturing Company
W. R. Burbaum
Inland Supply Company
Texas
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Stepa
Kansas City
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R. N. MacDonald
Whierlog
Name City and Slate
Harry M. Gage
Westminster Church
Hernano
Miler
Scouts
Ain Boy Blue
Black Hawk National Bank
Medical Life Insurance Company of America
Lafayette Bldg
Waterloo, Ia
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Men's Athletic Union
Dimity
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Children’s Union
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